City panel advances religion in schools plan final session
A citizens committee completed a four hour session revising a proposed district policy on religion in Lawrence District 497 schools. The plan keeps core philosophy, splits policy and guidelines, and anticipates Library Desk access next week before a July 12 board vote. Kathy Lucas leads the committee with input from Kan sas Civil Liberties Union members and assistant superintendent Robert Taylor.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Public Library
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Areness
Kansas Civil Liberties Union
KCLU
Rita Lucas
CIA Chief Questioned on Phoenix Viet Cong Elimination
CIA Director William Colby testified before the Senate intelligence committee about Operation Phoenix. He acknowledged captures and killings of Viet Cong suspects, noted abuses, and described the program's aim to detain or defect targets. He cited thousands captured and tens of thousands killed or rallied.
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Washington
William E. Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
CIA
Frank Church
Didaho
Colby
Senate Armed Services Committee
Armed Services Committee
Army
K. Barton Osborn
Osborn
Phoenix
Church
Kissinger urges support for Cyprus settlement
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with former Turkish premier Bulent Ecevit in Ankara and urged backing for a Cyprus settlement. They discussed international affairs and the Cyprus issue as Kissinger warned Demirel and Ecevit that U S arms aid to Turkey hinges on progress toward a settlement.
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Ankara
Turkey
Henry A. Kissinger
Bulent Ecevit
Cyprus
Kissinger
Ecevit
Central Treaty Organization
Suleyman Demirel
Demirel
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
U.S
Madrid
Pedro Cortina
Ky urged to act on Ozark farm offer
Rogers Arkansas AP Ky must respond within days to Stratton’s offer to sell his 650 acre Missouri Ozark farm for 300000 dollars near the Arkansas line. Stratton says he may withdraw and keep the land if Ky does not initiate contact, noting Ky’s interest in a commune style refugee farm.
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Rogers, Ark
Nguyen Cao Ky
Jim Stratton
Rogers
Stratton
Ozark
South Vietnam
Aday
R.V. Beeman
Anderson, Mo
Jimmy Ray
Blue Ridge
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Memorial Day Traffic Fatalities Expected to Reach 400
The National Safety Council estimates 400 to 500 deaths and 18 000 to 24 000 disabling injuries from Memorial Day travel over the 78 hour period from 6 p m today to midnight Monday Oregon.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Ron Kuykendall
NSC
Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths tracked. Omaha tornado losses pegged high
Kansas begins counting Memorial Day weekend traffic fatalities at 6 p m with hopes to beat 1969 and 1973 totals. In Omaha area insured damage from the May 6 tornado is estimated at about 71 million dollars, with a broader loss likely around 150 million. A ribbon cutting for Gov Bennett and Lt Gov Smiths Wichita office was planned to improve regional communication.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Omaha, Neb
The
American Insurance Association
Omaha Area
Bogart
Omaha
Topeka
Kan
Wichita
Robert F. Bennett
Shelby Smith
Forrest Robinson
Ozarks Regional Commission
Bennett
Rival gurus chastised by judge in India court
In New Delhi the judge told Maharaj Ji and Bal Bhagwan Ji to settle their dispute outside court over who leads the Divine Light Mission. Maharaj Ji withdrew his defamation suit and Bhagwan Ji followed after court prompting. The ruling left both sides claiming victory, with Maharaj Ji seeming to gain.
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New Delhi
India
Gurus Maharaj Ji
Divine Light Mission
Bhagwan Ji
Maharaj Ji
Robert Mishler
United States
Journal-World Scholar Ship Award Goes to David Conrad
David Conrad son of the Rev and Mrs Donald Conrad 1506 Crescent accepts this year’s Journal-World scholarship at the Lawrence High School awards assembly. The 26th award, valued at 420, will be managed by the Kansas University Endowment Association based on his 54 months as a carrier salesman from 1969 to 1973 and his academic record. Prior winners listed include Ryan Stansifer and many others dating back to 1950.
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David Conrad
Donald Conrad
Crescent
Journal-World
Lawrence
LHS
Ron House
J W
Kansas University
Conrad
Chief's phone bugged in Houston wiretap hassle
Houston Police Chief Carrol M. Lynn testified that illegal wire tapping continued after he took office on Jan 9 1974 and his own office phone was bugged. He accused the FBI of incompetence or complicity and said agents hindered his complaints. FBI officials said the allegations are under investigation.
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Houston
Washington
Carrol M. Lynn
Tex
House
FBI
Lynn
U.S
Anthony J.P. Farris
House Judiciary Subcommittee On Courts, Civil Liberties
Administration of Justice
Subcommittee
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Kastenmeier
FBI Intelligence Division
Farris
Fleetwood reports higher annual and fourth quarter earnings
Riverside Fleetwood Enterprises Inc reports preliminary unaudited results for the fiscal year and fourth quarter ended April 27 1975 showing higher sales and earnings. For the year net income 5 075 million 45 cents a share on 300 515 million in sales versus 1974 5 072 million 44 cents on 299 409 million. Fourth quarter net income 1 936 million 17 cents per share.
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Riverside
Calif
Fleetwood Enterprises Inc
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Prithan Singh Safeer
Bal Bhagwan Ji
Allen County Community Junior College
Iola
Sharon A. Burns
Michael Scott Sillix
Journal-World’s
Carrier
Ryan Stansifer
Edward Lanning
Richard Whitley Jr
Fred van Bebber
Tom Ryther
Frank Black
Kenneth Janeway
Danny Wiley
Fred Wiley
John Sommerville
David Stoltenberg
Frank Wiebe
Larry Heeb
Gerald Stoltenberg
Charles Lanning Jr
Tim Sommerville
Richard Laullin
Jim Flory
James Gillispie
Robert Winchell
Tom Oberzan
William Stogsdill
Douglas Merrill
David May
John Hird
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